Our granddaughter is a freshman at the U of Southern Maine in Gorham, Maine and plays on the tennis team. We'd like to get up to see her play at some home games in Sept or Oct, and see the college. I've researched all the usual campground comment/rev...
Connecticut is one of the few states that has a no-pet policy in its state parks. There are 3 state forests with few sites that allow pets and one state park which was previously a private park (CT residents $33-$40/night, non-residents $45-$52/night...
We went dry camping with a brand new battery, first time out this season. As things quieted down at night, I noticed a steady low humming sound. Turned off the pump, end of sound.Battery meter showed the battery was down to 1/3 with the pump on. When...
SoundGuy wrote:poodlecamper1 wrote:I have severe arthritis, and am looking for recommendations for a TT 20 ft or less, with power stabilizers and a power jack.You haven't said but presumably you're looking for a smaller, lighter couple's trailer than...
Tvov wrote:WrongWayRandall wrote:In planning various vacations/camping trips we have often discounted Conn. for that very reason. It's too bad really, because it's a very pretty place to visit and the people have always been friendly to us when we ha...
WrongWayRandall, I have tried the hand written letter, as I reasoned the same.We've stayed in VA state parks, you are correct re: the dog fee, I believe we stayed a week or so and paid the maximum of $15.00 for one dog. Beautiful park system. PA trie...
Hi, original poster here. I've given up on the State park/dog camping campaign. We are moving away from CT, and will be enjoying lots of dog friendly state park camping in other areas and paying less for it, as well as living where leashed dogs are a...
